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1 Advanced Drilling Equipment Cutting Tools January APEX TOOL GROUP 1

Product Overview Precision Good surface finish Fit to application

(ADE/ADU) Cutting Tools Productivity One shot application cutters

increase cutter lifetime Customized cutter design to reduce run-out

2 Product Overview Precision Good surface finish Fit to application special cutter with tight hole tolerance Advanced Drilling Equipment (ADE/ADU) Cutting Tools Productivity One shot application cutters Cutters for high speed applications Durability Special coatings to increase cutter lifetime Customized cutter design to reduce run-out Total Cost of Ownership Increased holes per cutter More regrinds per cutter options

3 Product Overview Standard and special cutters One shot drilling One shot reaming Drill and ream Drill and countersink Square drills (deep hole) Ream and countersink Taperlock ream and countersink Advanced Drilling Equipment (ADE/ADU) Cutting Tools

4 Product Overview Aerospace standard and special cutter definitions Standard cutter Cutter that is readily available and stocked by multiple venders. Generic and basic geometries to cover multiple situations. Special cutter Generally not in stock - must be manufactured. Tighter geometry tolerances than a standard cutter Unique geometry features making them application specific. Advanced Drilling Equipment (ADE/ADU) Cutting Tools are Special Cutters

Product Overview Why Advanced Drilling Equipment (ADE/ADU) needs Special Cutters Advantages/disadvantages of ADE/ADU equipment Advantages Portable Lightweight Accurate Ability to fix RPM and feed

5 Product Overview Why Advanced Drilling Equipment (ADE/ADU) needs Special Cutters Advantages/disadvantages of ADE/ADU equipment Advantages Portable Lightweight Accurate Ability to fix RPM and feed rate Disadvantages Free floating spindle Cutter generally guides in bushing Guide can also be on the spindle but runout is still greater than a rigid spindle machine Free floating spindle equals run out Run out is the cutter s worst enemy Everything from point of contact with the spindle beyond is designed to mitigate run out

6 Solution Example Operation / One shot Drilling Material: Aluminium Thickness: 15 mm / 0.59 Hole diameter: 6.32 mm /0.250 ADE o ADE : o Speed: 2700 rpm o Feed: 0.07 mm/rev /.003ipr No lubrication (Dry process) Solution Non coated drill carbide cutter Results Ra [ ] µm / ~63 µin One shot drilling in Aluminium

Solution Example Operation / One shot drilling countersink Material: CF - AL Thickness: 20 mm 20 mm / 0.787 0.787 Hole diameter: 6.357 mm / 0.

7 Solution Example Operation / One shot drilling countersink Material: CF - AL Thickness: 20 mm 20 mm / Hole diameter: mm / ADE o ADE : 20942M with vibratory system o Speed: 4500 rpm o Feed: 0.07 mm/rev /.003ipr with lubrication Solution Non coated carbide drill & countersink cutter Results Cpk CF-Al > 1.6 IT9 [32µm] Ra CF = 4.8 µm / ~ 125 µin Ra Al =0.03 µm / ~ 2 µin One shot drilling and countersinking in CF-AL

2680 ADE o ADE : 20942M with vibratory system o Speed: 4500 rpm o Feed: 0.07 mm/ rev /.

8 Solution Example Operation / One shot Drilling countersink Material: CF - AL Thickness: 9.6 mm 4.5 mm / Hole diameter: mm /.2680 ADE o ADE : 20942M with vibratory system o Speed: 4500 rpm o Feed: 0.07 mm/ rev /.003ipr with lubrication Solution Coated drill & countersink cutter Results Cpk CF-Al > 3 IT10 [76µm] One shot drilling and countersinking

Solution Example Operation / Reaming Material: Ti-CF- AL Thickness: 7 mm 19 mm 12 mm.28 -.75 -.47 Operation: Reaming Hole diameter: 6.807 mm /.

9 Solution Example Operation / Reaming Material: Ti-CF- AL Thickness: 7 mm 19 mm 12 mm Operation: Reaming Hole diameter: mm /.2680 ADE o ADE : 20942M with vibratory system o Speed: 400 rpm o Feed: 0.1 mm/ rev /.004ipr with lubrication Solution Non coated square hss reamer Results Cpk Ti-CF-Al > 1,6 IT9 [32µm] Ra Ti = 0.4µm / ~ 16µin Ra CF = 3.6µm / ~ 125µin Ra AL = 0.12µm / ~ 4µin Reaming

10 Design Features General cutter terminology

Design Features Body Standard cutter Single Margin Generally do not have unique attachment features Shank Diameter (SD) tolerance +0 / -.0005 +0/-.

11 Design Features Body Standard cutter Single Margin Generally do not have unique attachment features Shank Diameter (SD) tolerance +0 / /-.013mm or greater Double Margin Special cutter Double margin configuration (critical for proper support within nose bushing) Back taper / mm entire drill length (critical for proper clearance and support in nose bushing)

013mm or greater Special Threaded shank common often with seat angle or seat

12 Design Features Shank SD Standard Generally do not have unique attachment features Shank Diameter (SD) tolerance +0 / /-.013mm or greater Special Threaded shank common often with seat angle or seat shank diameter SD tolerance +0 / /-.008 mm or less (critical for proper clearance in nose bushing)

The chisel is the first part that of the drill to come in contact with the material.

13 Design Features Point Geometry Chisel Cutting lip Two main point geometries that are critical for to mitigating spindle run out are: Chisel Centrality Lip-to-lip run out The chisel is the first part that of the drill to come in contact with the material. If it s not correct, the effects will resonate and cannot be overcome by other geometries

14 Design Features Chisel run out (Centrality) Standard Cutter.007 /.18mm or greater Special Cutter.0002 /.005mm or less C/L C/L Chisel run out Line up chisel in center line (C/L) Rotate tool 180

15 Design Features Lip-to-Lip run out Standard Cutter.002 /.05mm or greater Special Cutter.0005 /.013mm or less Excessive Lip Height variation or Lip-to-Lip run out is responsible for: Rotate tool 180 Producing a tapered hole Over-sizing the hole Premature tool wear Corner of points being burned Uneven wear on point Reduced tool life Breakage Uneven chips

16 Design Features Materials HSS (High Speed Steel) Carbide PCD (Poly-crystaline diamond)

17 Design Features Coatings Coated cutters increased hole quality Reduce torque Increase micro edge geometry performance Good wear resistance Improve lubricity Reduce heat at the cutting surface

18 Design Features Coatings Multi layer diamond coating for composites sandwichs, aluminium and fibres (CFRP/Glare), abrasive resistance a-c H coating, color grey black for dry applications (alu) and slight quantity lubrication, abrasive and adhesive wear resistance. AlCrN, color bright-grey for dry applications (Alu-Inox-CF) and slight quantity lubrication, wear resistance and hot hardness properties. TiAlN, for Alu-Ti-CF and other applications, minimal quantity lubrication, good hot hardness and oxidation resistance.

19 Design Features Regrinding Extends life of cutter Design for maximum number of regrinds Optimize the total number of holes from a cutter Regrind quality critical to maintain original design intent

20 Applications Aerostructures Nose Fuselage Wings and Wingbox Shells Panels Tail Final Assembly

Value Precision Productivity Durability Total Cost of

cutter with tight tolerance One shot applications cutters

increase cutter lifetime Customized cutter design to

21 Value Precision Productivity Durability Total Cost of Ownership Good surface finish Fit to application special cutter with tight tolerance One shot applications cutters Cutters for high speed applications Special coatings to increase cutter lifetime Customized cutter design to reduce runout Increased holes per cutter Increase regrinds per cutter

Configurations & Options Machining Operation Cutter Material Illustration Drill only HSS Carbide PCD Split point is standard Ream only HSS Carbide Left

Square drill HSS Carbide PCD Square drill is strong, permits good lubrication and chip formation Especially good for deep holes precision and good surface

Split point is standard Ream and countersink HSS Carbide PCD Ream-Countersink cutter with pilot for accurate alignment in pre-drilled hole.

22 Configurations & Options Machining Operation Cutter Material Illustration Drill only HSS Carbide PCD Split point is standard Ream only HSS Carbide Left hand helix Swarf directed away from cutter ensuring quality of surface finish and hole size Drill and ream HSS Carbide Produce good quality finished hole Square drill HSS Carbide PCD Square drill is strong, permits good lubrication and chip formation Especially good for deep holes precision and good surface finish. Countersink is available Drill and countersink HSS Carbide PCD Produces standard hole and countersink in one operation. Split point is standard Ream and countersink HSS Carbide PCD Ream-Countersink cutter with pilot for accurate alignment in pre-drilled hole. Taperlock ream and countersink HSS Taper-Lock specifications are based on Briles standards. However, many variations exist and complete specifications are required. Limited attachment interface options

23 Configurations & Options Cutter/spindle interface options Picture Reference D2 D1 Cutter Mounting Type Code Dimensions Shank Diameter Cutter Diameter Overall Length D1 D2 L Straight A in mm in mm in mm Shank L D2 Angle A D1 L1 C Thread External Thread with Seat Angle B Thread Thread Length Seat Angle T C A in mm in mm Degrees Body Diameter Body Length Cutter Diameter Overall Length D1 L1 D2 L in mm in mm in mm in mm L D2 L1 D1 L D3 L2 C T External Thread with Pilot Diameter C Thread Thread Length Pilot Diameter Pilot Length T C D3 L2 in mm in mm in mm in mm Body Diameter Body Length Cutter Diameter Overall Length D1 L1 D2 L in mm in mm in mm in mm D1 C L2 Thread Thread Length Pilot Diameter Pilot Length

Configurations & Options Cutter/spindle interface options Picture Reference Angle A D1 C T L2 D3 Cutter Mounting Type Code Dimensions Thread Thread Length Pilot Diameter Pilot Length T C D3 L2 in mm

24 Configurations & Options Cutter/spindle interface options Picture Reference Angle A D1 C T L2 D3 Cutter Mounting Type Code Dimensions Thread Thread Length Pilot Diameter Pilot Length T C D3 L2 in mm in mm in mm in mm D2 L1 L External thread with Pilot Diameter and Seat Angle D Seat Angle A Degrees Body Diameter Body Length Cutter Diameter Overall Length D1 L1 D2 L in mm in mm in mm in mm D2 L1 D1 D3 L2 C L3 T CB Angle A Internal Thread Optional Counterbore Internal Thread Thread Length Diameter Length T C D3 L2 in mm in mm in mm in mm Counterbore Length Diameter CB L3 E Larger Body in mm in mm diameter Seat Angle A Degrees L Body Diameter Body Length Cutter Diameter Overall Length D1 L1 D2 L in mm in mm in mm in mm

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Listed below are some of our most common drill designs used in many various aerospace applications:

Listed below are some of our most common drill designs used in many various aerospace applications: www.lomas.co.uk Tools can be manufactured in 3 material choices for use on composites: Solid Tungsten Carbide Tooling CVD Diamond Coated Solid Tungsten Carbide Polycrystalline Diamond (PCD) LOMAS design